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Tom and Jerry invested money in a bank with a compound interest of 3%. Tom's investment is modeled by f(x) and Jerry's investment is modeled by g(x).
At the time of the initial deposit, how much more did Tom invest than Jerry?
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To find out how much more Tom invested than Jerry at the time of the initial deposit, we need to calculate the difference between their investments at x = 0.
Tom's investment at x = 0 is represented by f(0) = 200.
Jerry's investment at x = 0 is represented by g(0) = 150.
Therefore, the difference in their initial investments is:
200 - 150 = 50
So, Tom initially invested $50 more than Jerry.